Helpful hints

It is very handy to have All of your ingredients measured out and waiting before you start.

I start this recipe by slowly heating up the first list of ingredients until everything melted and mixed well, then I turn up the heat, constantly stirring until it boils.

Constant stirring may be a little tiring but is Extremely important since most of these ingredients would scorch and stick to your pan very quickly.

Timing your boiling is probably the most important part of this recipe. If not timed properly your cookies will either not harden up or become too hard and brittle. Due to variances in stove temperatures (yes, even on stove “eyes” not just the oven) you may have to try this recipe a couple of times to get your timing perfect.

This recipe can be doubled, but, you have to adjust your boiling time. Usually adding an additional minute to boiling time is sufficient.

This recipe is not a 100% original recipe. This Novac Cookie recipe originated from Martha Evans, my mother-in-law whom passed away in 1986, over the years I’ve changed a few things and made it more my own. The “helpful hints” section are tips and tricks I’ve learned personally through trial and error.